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Russian Steel Demand Revives as War Damage Drives Construction
Source: Bloomberg
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Russian steelmakers are reporting early signs of demand and price recovery as delayed construction projects restart and asset repairs following Ukrainian attacks support output and replacement demand. The improvement appears driven by near-term domestic activity rather than a clear global swing. Overall, the news is modestly constructive for steel pricing sentiment, though it remains situational.
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